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Jubilee
Dec 15, 2023

Australia has finally signed onto the Clean Energy Transition Partnership - what happens now?

Australia’s announcement of signing on to the CETP is welcome, but the devil is always in the detail. A minimum standard for meaningful action the government needs to take to live up to its promise.

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  • Extractivism
Jubilee
Dec 15, 2023

Change takes time: how we persuaded Australia to join the Clean Energy Partnership

A deep dive into what export credit is, why it's important nationally and globally, and reflection on the years of work Jubilee Australia and other organisations did to lay the groundwork for this announcement.

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  • Land and Forests
Jubilee
Dec 11, 2023

“Our Land is our life – we will never trade it for money”

Tommy Esau, Pacific Outreach Specialist at Jubilee Australia, travelled to Solomon Islands in October 2023 for discussions and a workshop with members of Mai-Maasina Green Belt, an organisation that advocates for intact forest management, wildlife protection, and cultural preserv...

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  • Extractivism
Jubilee
Nov 09, 2022

Opposition to ocean dumping takes center stage at Newcrest Mining’s shareholder meeting

Newcrest Mining, majority-owner of the Wafi Golpu copper and gold mine in Papua New Guinea, faced tough questions at its shareholder meeting this week over community opposition to its plans to dump an estimated 360 million tonnes of mine waste into the ocean. Newcrest and its pro...

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